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fall in living standards since the 19505 and predicted house prices will drop by 10%. tonight well look at the key measures unveiled by the chancellor. as he tries to get more people into work 30 hours of free childcare is one of them. its being expanded in england to cover one and two—year—olds. we cant afford to be able to put her in nursery for several days a week, so i can go back to work. so it is quite difficult really. this announcement sounds promising. therell be changes t...

we cant afford to be able to put her in nursery for some days a week so i can go back to work. so its quite difficult really, but announcing this sounds really promising. big changes to pensions too to encourage people to stay in employment, but the chancellors plans prompt accusations that his budget favours the rich. also on the programme tonight... markets fall in europe and the us amid concerns about the troubled banking giant credit suisse. its a lovely ball through to benzema. br...

the biden administration approves a controversial oil drilling project in alaska despite fierce opposition from environmentalists no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. the money would come from the fees the bank pays in the deposit insurance fund. junior doctors in england begin three days of strike action — in their dispute over pay and conditions and at the academy awards, one film wins almost everything all at once, including best actress the uks prime minister — rishi sunak...

extremes. after a ll extremes. after all the hype, its finally on sale. it publishes say it is the uks fastest selling nonfiction book on record. and coming up in sportsday, later in the hour the bbc news channel: well get the latest from old trafford, as manchester united prepare to face charlton in the league cup quarterfinals. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government has set out a new law which would require a minimum level of service during strikes from peopl...

as the official eurovsion handover ceremony takes place today in liverpool. hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. the uk economy is due to get smaller this year and do worse than other major nations, including russia — thats according to the worlds most important international financial organisation, the international monetary fund. it predicts the uk economy will shrink by 0.6% this year. it believes the uk will be the only country among the worlds major...

in qatar, a senior football ambassador says homosexuality is "damage in the mind" — and that visitors to the world cup will have to respect the countrys laws. the fight for power in the us congress — as trump and biden rally the party troops for the mid—term elections. ding—dong, youre not wrong! and leslie phillips — best known for his roles in the carry on films — has died at the age of 98. and coming up on the bbc news channel: a losing start for britain in the billiejea...

into lake victoria in tanzania during stormy weather. and — with the us midterm elections just days away, president biden and donald trump continue on the campaign trail, in the push to win crucial votes. hello and welcome to the programme. ukraines president says russia is readying its forces for a large scale attack on his countrys infrastructure. volodymyr zelensky said he believed moscow would focus on ukraines energy sector first. the southern ukrainian city of mariupol has been...

over text messages sent by sir gavin williamson. downing street says the pm believes the expletive—laden messages are "unacceptable". president zelensky says russia is planning more air strikes on ukraines vital infrastructure —— as a new report warns ukraine is in danger of running out of air defence weapons. the number of children needing speech and language support at school has risen by 10% in england over the past year, partly due to covid lockdowns limiting social interacti...

well have the latest from justin rowlatt at the summit, where the prime minister rishi sunak hasjust been speaking. also on the programme... five years after the fire at grenfell tower, which claimed 72 lives, the official public inquiry is drawing to a close. many rail services are still badly disrupted despite a series of planned strikes being called off. how fast could you run in your slippers when you were a kid? laughter. and, peter kay announces his long—awaited return to stand...

unusually high for november, we live in daytime highs researchers in the uk say blood that of around 17 degrees, some rain in the north—west, has been grown in a laboratory has been put into people, sunshine further south—east. in a world—first clinical trial. it could help scientists manufacture rare blood groups. and liverpool have drawn holders real madrid in the last 16 of the champions league in a repeat of last seasons final. the head of the united nations has warned the co...